What a warm and touching sequence. This is really minds on wheels. Minds bound inside of bodies that in various examples would be incapable of deriving any 'self pleasure' and would therefore be totally dependent upon someone to help them realize any sexuality. I am deeply impressed by the women in these scenes, when I often think cynically about women. I was required to attend to all of my travel needs in a wheel chair for a period of not much more than two months. During the entire period, my wife, made not one sexual overture. I was not surprized by a friendly hand, an offer of oral sex or any thing sexual at any time. I wish I could have known one women, who like the ones depicted so beautifully in this series, would have had the understanding, compassion and attitude to look past the imperfections and reach out so lovingly. I am impressed, really beyond my ability to express! I am equally impressed by Brenda Prager, what an idea, thank you again Brenda.
I've just finished looking at the photos from the "sex on wheels" series and was blown away by their beauty and sexiness. The connection between the subjects and the photographer and between themselves makes it so real and profound. It's the little things--the softness of the inner arm, the tender curve of a calf, the squish of one breast against another that mean that it's so much more sexy and real than those fake 'fuck-me-now'of other photographers--yuck. It's kind of how it feels to me when my husband nibbles delightedly my soft, saggy breast-feeding-tired breasts--the perfection he finds in my INperfection.
Thanks so much for these beautiful, sensuous images
this is some of the best photography I've seen! These portraits truly transcend the mundane aspects of (disabled) life and sex and porno and puts a humanistic, empathetic, endearing, real, hot spin on things. I loved it!
Thanks you so much for seeing and photgraphing what most people would prefer to turn their eyes and hearts away from. Bravo!
a woman once asked me, "How can you make love like that?", as she discovered my very slight one-armed disability...all i could imagine was what it might be like to lift another into the air during sex play with more than just a left hand. wow!...i could lift and diddle at the same time!
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What a warm and touching sequence. This is really minds on wheels. Minds bound inside of bodies that in various examples would be incapable of deriving any 'self pleasure' and would therefore be totally dependent upon someone to help them realize any sexuality. I am deeply impressed by the women in these scenes, when I often think cynically about women. I was required to attend to all of my travel needs in a wheel chair for a period of not much more than two months. During the entire period, my wife, made not one sexual overture. I was not surprized by a friendly hand, an offer of oral sex or any thing sexual at any time. I wish I could have known one women, who like the ones depicted so beautifully in this series, would have had the understanding, compassion and attitude to look past the imperfections and reach out so lovingly. I am impressed, really beyond my ability to express! I am equally impressed by Brenda Prager, what an idea, thank you again Brenda.
I've just finished looking at the photos from the "sex on wheels" series and was blown away by their beauty and sexiness. The connection between the subjects and the photographer and between themselves makes it so real and profound. It's the little things--the softness of the inner arm, the tender curve of a calf, the squish of one breast against another that mean that it's so much more sexy and real than those fake 'fuck-me-now'of other photographers--yuck. It's kind of how it feels to me when my husband nibbles delightedly my soft, saggy breast-feeding-tired breasts--the perfection he finds in my INperfection.
Thanks so much for these beautiful, sensuous images
Amazing! I
this is some of the best photography I've seen! These portraits truly transcend the mundane aspects of (disabled) life and sex and porno and puts a humanistic, empathetic, endearing, real, hot spin on things. I loved it!
Thanks you so much for seeing and photgraphing what most people would prefer to turn their eyes and hearts away from. Bravo!
a woman once asked me, "How can you make love like that?", as she discovered my very slight one-armed disability...all i could imagine was what it might be like to lift another into the air during sex play with more than just a left hand. wow!...i could lift and diddle at the same time!